Should governments negotiate with terrorists? / 
Amanda Hiber, book editor 
 - Detroit :  Greenhaven Press,  c2008 
 - 121 p. ;  23 cm. 
 - At issue .
 - At issue.  National security .
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical references (p. 110-116) and index 
<br/><br/> Governments should negotiate with alleged terrorists in some situations /  Governments should never negotiate with terrorists /  Negotiations brought about peace in Northern Ireland /  Negotiations alone did not bring about peace in Northern Ireland /  The United States should negotiate with North Korea /  Negotiating with North Korea has encouraged its negative actions /  Israel should negotiate with Hamas /  Israel should not negotiate with the Palestinians /  Israel's refusal to negotiate with Palestine has led to more terrorism /  Israel and the United States should negotiate with Syria /  The United States should negotiate with Iran /  The United States should not negotiate with Iran /  The United States should negotiate with Sunni insurgents in Iraq /  Private negotiations with terrorists are increasing /  The United States should negotiate with al Qaeda /  The United States should not negotiate with al Qaeda /  Noah Feldman --  Michael Rubin and Suzanne Gershowitz --  Michael Ancram --  David Trimble --  Selig S. Harrison --  Stephen Rademaker --  Johann Hari --  Michael Rubin --  Marc Gopin --  Gidon D. Remba --  Abbas Maleki --  Kathryn Jean Lopez --  Joe Conason --  Rod Nordland --  Louise Richardson --  Andrew C. McCarthy 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780737739329 (hardcover)  RM108.72 0737739320 (hardcover) 9780737739336 (pbk.) 0737739339 (pbk.) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Terrorism--Prevention--United States--Juvenile literature<br/>Terrorism--Government policy--United States--Juvenile literature<br/>Conflict management--United States--Juvenile literature